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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-06
First Branch.

In this Branch MeSsIs. DObbins, Happy,
Gavin and Handlan were the ahsentees.
Nothing unusual occurred until the report
Of the Health Committee came up, when
Mr.. Myles moved to indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. McGregor moved to lay on the table
pending q recess to 60 into joint session,
and this proposition prevailed. After the
recess, the matter was again taken up,
when Mr.. Myles again moved to indef-
nitely postpone. and in speaking to his
motion the gentleman made an earnest and
forcible argument in favor OF allowing the
furnace TO remain where it is Mr.
Haller supported the position taken
by Mr.. Mylss, and Mr.
Buchanan took the same ground. The de
bate ran along for haitian hour, and at the
end Of that time an aye and no vote on the
motion to indefinitely postpone was taken,
resulting as follows: Ayes, Messrs. Buck
man, Delbrugge, Farrell, Haller, Kenny,
Myles, Schultze and Schrebe-s. Noes,
Messrs. Faris MeGregOr, Tracy and
Ulrieh-4. Mr.. McGregor changed his
vote to aye. This leaves the Health Com
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A SUCCESS.
The Old Folks Concert at the U. p. Church
Last Evening.

The Old Folks Concert at the U. p. Church
Last Evening.
The lecture room of the United Presby-
terrain Church was well filled with fine
audience, last evening" to enjoy "Ie Olde
Folkes' Concert" which was given after
the style of over 100 years ago. The cos
tunes of the ladies were OF all styles and
of many ages, but they were all antique,
decidedly. Some were wedding dresses,
some party dresses and others house cos
tums, the oldest being 100 years of age.
The ladies all had their hair powdered and
certainly looked beautiful-a bouquet OF
female loneliness, rs il were. The gentle
men were attired in continental costumes
knee breeches, white wigs, etc. The pro,
gramme was mostly composed of songs
nearly as old as the costumes, but they
were quickly recognized, nor had they lost
any OF their wOnted interest by the long
lapse of. years. The hits of the evening
were: "Within Mile of EdenbOrO Town. y
by Miss Sara RUemer; Comm Through
the Rye" by little Miss ,ewis; q solo by
Mrs Fred. Seymour; "Our Choir" by
Mrs. Seymour, Miss Ella Mcclure and
Messrs. J. X COwden and RObt. Mcclure,
and the closing piece, "There Was a Man,
He Had Two Sons" by the whole COM
pany, led by Mr.. John Waddell, of Pitts
burg. EncOres were demanded on all these
and the performers were compelled to re-
spOnd. At the conclusion of the concert,
which was a grand success, a social was
held and refreshments were partaken of.
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Ing, at IT.oU, auJOUTntu UHIIT IHIS HUI 1T
ing.
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STOVE MAKERS.
INTERESTING MEETING AT THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Yesterday and Last Night-An Interesting Debate
on the Union Label QueStOn-Ancthsr
Session To-Day.

Yesterday morning some fifteen or
twenty stove manufacturers, representing
thirty firms scattered over Indiana, Ohio
and West Virginia, met at the room of the
Chamber of Commerce and organized by
electing George F. Gibbons, ofthe firm OF
Schinick, Woodside & Gibbons, of Zanes-
vile, President, and C. F. Yallinger, Of
Newark, Secretary. The main object
of the meeting was to classify
goods and arrange prices upon
basis equitable and satisfactory to every
one concerned, and after this idea had been
dwelt upon at some length by the Presi-
equalization was appointed.
This committee put in the afternoon ar
ranging a report, and ut session Of the
main body held last evening it
was taken up and considered. AZ
ter having been amended and dis
cussed at great length the report was
adopted. 1t classifies and fixes the price
of stoves, fixes time and discount on cash
orders, defines the territory to be covered
by the Association, and deals with other
points of interest only to the members.
About half-past ten o'clock last night a
bomb shell was tossed into the meeting in
the shape of q resolution deprecating the
use of Union labels, proposed by the Iron
Molders' Union of North America, and
affixed to castings made by Union men.
These labels are in the nature of certit-
cate that the castings have been made by
competent and reliable men, and have
been attached to stoves by number of
manufacturers at the request Of the Union.
When the resolution had been read, q
member, well known Wheeling founder,
took the floor and spoke his mind very
freely. For one, he did not intend to be
bulldozed. He had never had any trouble
with his men, never had strike, the
Union had always dealt fairly with him,
and he did not propose to be led into row
with his men. This gentleman spoke very
plainly and emphatically, and his observa-
tions were concurred in by one or two
others. The author OF the measure was
soon brought to his feet, and after reading
to the meeting letter received by him
Yesterday morning in which a number OF
things were alleged against the Union, the
gentleman launched out into an argument,
in the course of which be held that the order
of the Union relating to labels was but an
entering Wedge to other and tar greater
demands. He believed in drawing the
line at once on the label question, and
plead with his colleagues to carry out his
ideas.
After running debate, which was al
ways interesting and at times very spicy,
the resolution, at about a quarter past
eleven o'clock, was adopted.
After a further short session, the meet
ing, at IL 80, adjourned until this morn
ing.
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EXANGELINE.
A Fine Company and n First Class Play,
Next Week.

A Fine Company and a First Class Play,
Next Week.
Rice's beautiful "Evangeline, with its
great star cast, will open at the Opera
House on Monday evening next, April 18th,
for three nights and Wednesday matinee.
The success of this pure little Operetta has
been phenomenal, this being its third con-
secutive year on the road with the phenom'
inal record of 253 nights in New York and
lO2 nights in Chicago. 1t is only neces'
sary to mention the fact that all the orig
inal New York and Chicago casts are with
the company, including such artists as
Miss Irene Verona, Kate Wart,
Susie Winner, Maude Waldemere,
Lila Blow, May Steele, Annie Wynne,
Josie Wentworth, Laura Sherwood and the
MeSsrs. George X. FOrtescue, the original
Catherine, James +. Moffitt, the original
Lone Fisherman, George Schiller, Dan
Mason, one of the best German dialect
comedians on the stage, Ned Morris, the
Irish policeman, Ned Tarr, Dave Steele,
and sufficient ladies and gentlemen to
make the total cast sixty. All the eX'
quisite new scenery, beautiful costumes,
new music and startling effects will be
used here, and it is safe to predict packed
houses at each performance for this mag
nificent burlesque.
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Hen advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv yIertJE OF DEED OF TRUST, MADE
r. Inv Thomas p Bedilion and Hannah bo.
diiion his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee. oa.c1
ON The 6ah day OF December, 1888, ane recoroe1l
Ohio County. west Virginia, in Deed Of TruAs
Book No. Z, Page 6l7, 70 secure 70 Them
O'Brien, trustee, certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, viii on $40,
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of NAY, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q, m, At the front
door Of the Court House OF OHIO County, sn
public auction the following described Re-,
estate, that Is 10 say certain piece or pare.
OF land situated on Big wheeling creek, about
two and one half miles east OF the city OF wneei
ing, in said County and state; s y, ,bS nsn,Sa a.
the lane leading from the turnpike 70 tns Ill Ill
on the premises opposite the western gaze 80
on the south side Of said lane. snd runnitS
thence south GO east lo-l0 chains 70 uaxe
on the bank Of drain; thence south Ahs 60
4 h-l0o chains 10 Q locust on the bank On tne
creek: thence down the creek, with tne me-
anders thereof, and binding thereon unLi "
ginning south soa west =. contsininc 81 acre.
ON the southGde OF said creek IA used for the
abutment Of the mill-dam, heretufore erected 70
connection with lhe mill, situated on said Sts
| acres Of land and known rs Bedilions MIL 20
gether with all the sppurtenances thereunto
belonging or In snywise appertaining. AUD
| lane running from the said turnpike road Ia the
north boundary line Of said 81 acres Of land and
outside VI the same. Excepting these nom, how.
ever all the real estate and privileges conveyed
| 10 Conrad Seibert by Abigail Betilion and Joseph
Bedilion. her husband, by deed dated November
| nth ls7a, and described as follows: Beginning
/ AT locust on the bank of the creek being the
| corner called for at the end Of the second line
| of said lot: thence with said line north 53bo
west Il 10 loo poles 90 Am the middle OF the
drain: thence down said drain south SSl.o west
81 i-lOo poles 10 stake on the bank OF Wheeling
creek: thence up said creek with the meandeH
| thereof 10 the beginning, containing 80 square
| poles more or less, with the appurtenanccs and
| all the building thereon. Also the exclusive
right to all the Ice frozen ON the mill dam with
the privilege Of cutting aud hauling u away
| Also the use aud privilege " the private road
extending from the Ice house on the property 10
conveyed down the race 10 the mill. Also the use
OF the lane extending from said mill Ia the Cum
berland road
TERMS OF SALE-sl, 40 and n much moru as
| the purchaser may elect 10 pay. In cash
and the residue in two equal annual
| payments with interest from the day Of
sale. the purchaser 10 give his notes secured By
u deed of trust on the property ior the deferred
payments
apieodeg L. =. JONES, Iruae~-
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The stomach DistIls Acids.

These, il existent in q natural quantity, and
unyitisted by bile, play their part in the func,
tons of digestion and assimilation. But the ar
tiaeisl acid resulting from the inability Of the
stomach 10 convert food received by il into sus-
burn, which are the most harrassing symptoms
Of dyspepsia. The best earminstiye is Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters. Far more effective Is II
than carbonate Of soda, magnesis or other aka:
line salts These invariably weaken the stom-
ach without producing permanent benefit No
man or woman chemically dyspeptic, and con-
seQuently nervous can be in possession of the
fun measure Of yigor allowed by nature. There
70 doing protect & from nalsria, rheumatism and
other serious maladieS
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Unniarfnl Huras

w. d. Hoyt * Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ca, say: We have
been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cuted by use Of few bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan 4 Co.
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Cheap Furniture.

Chief Smith yesterday sold the personal
property of Mrs. r. A. Williams at the
CITY Hall. One bed room set of furniture
went for $50. so, one at $40. A handsome
plush parlor set, eight pieces, sold for $55.
Thirty-seven yards of Brussels carpet went
for 1925, 80 yards of ditto, for IS. so, q
wards of ingram carpet at $40, and othei
pieces were in proportion. The total
amount realized on about 500 worth Of
stuff was $500.
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,JnhnnY Repemta.

Last evenings Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph contained the following item: A
hatless, half clad boy II years of age sal
shiverng in the waiting room of the Union
Station last night. The boy was crying,
and when asked 10y the railway employees
what was the matter he said that he ran
away from his home in Wheeling and had
no place to go. He gave his name rs
Johnny Coffield. The boy had stolen a
ride from Wheeling TO this city on a
freight train. He was so thinly clad that
the depot people hunted around and
finally got him au old pair of pantalOons,
a coat and hat. A place was found for
him to sleep, This morning, after he had
been given his breakfast, he was sent back
to Wheeling.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoIngs Of Roats and Boatmon along q

DoIngs of Roats and Boatmen along the
Ohio.
The marks last evening indicated feet
10 inches and falling.
The Andes lett on time yesterday after
noon with good trip for Cincinnati.
Marks at other places-Oil City, foot 8
inches and at stand Parker, foot Z inches
and ut stand; Lock No. 4, 6 feet 8 inches
and at stand; Rice's Landing, feet 10
inches and rising; Morgantown, 3 feet O
inches and at stand; Brownsville, 4 feet
Inches and at stand; Greensboro, feet
and at stand.
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For the benefit OF our many patrons
We have rented the room formerly Oe.
euPied by Martin ThOrntOn's Restaur.
ant, and will continue for ONE MORE
WEEK ONLY. 90 dispose Of the bat.
anee OF our stock OF Ready-made
Clothing and Furnishing Goods n
prices lower than ever.
WHEELING CLOTHING Co., =.
Ie29 Market Street,
j. BRILLEs. Manager,
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Board of Directors Elected.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Natural Gas Company of West Virgins
was held at the Office of the company yes
terday afternoon, on Twelfth street, fol
the purpose of electing a new Board Of
Directors. The old Board was reelected,
being composed Oft the following gentlemen
Charles w. Bachelor, Henry Fisher, J. j.
Vandergrift, T. J. Vandergrift, John Pit
cairn, Jr., Joseph w. Craig, James |.
Buchanan, Thomas O'Brien, John Il. Hoff:
man, ST., Al. Sweeney. 1t is understood
the Board will elect President pro tempOre
to serve in the absence of the President
The old officers will remain in power.
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Ona Big Tear.

About a quarter to ten o'clock last night
"Clinker" Robinson, an ex-cOnvict and
tough, met eolored girl on Water street
and knocked her down. He then went
into Alice Shells candy and cake store,
nearly opposite the Pewiky passenger sta
ton, and wrecked the place, MASKING up
the furniture and driving the prOprietress
out into the street in her bare feet. OH.
GERS Dunlap and Watson were called and
Robinson was locked up.
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The RsnMood Election.

The election at BenwOOd yesterday re
suited IN sweeping victory for the indie
pendent ticket over the Citizens move
ment. This is a substantial victory fol
the temperance people and Democrats
Below will he found the vote. Mayor,
McJilton, Ell; Manley, 255; Council
Whiteman, 229; MahOOd, 249; Bell, 36l
Blake, 232, Conrad, col; Lander, 1872
Gately, 1877; Kronehood, LAG; Mcmillan
1914; Altmyer, 156, Smith, lab.
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Trnnsfars of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made April 3, 1887, by William
Carney, to Jane Carney, for a piece Of
property on the south side OF Twenty
ninth street Consideration, $1,000.
Deed made March 10, 1887, by May A.
Quarter to Hullien Quarter and Blanche
Q. Moffat, for a piece of ground on the
west side of Chapline street, north oil
Twenty third street. Consideration, s..
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A Serious Accident.

A young man named Seldom, employed
by Len Johnson in the La Belle forge de,
partment as third hand at pudding fur
mace met with serious accident yesterday
afternoon. He was dumping buggy full
of live cinder and falling into puddle OF
water it exploded, the molten inside flying
in all directions. SoldOn's face and hands
were badly burned, especially his eyes.
He was carried to DR.. Pipes office, where
his wounds were dressed, after which he
was taken home. 1t was said last even
ing that the unfortunate young man would
lose one eve.
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The Nail. Association

The Western Nail Association met at the
Monongahela House, in Pittsburg yester'
day. to hear the annual report and elect
officers for the ensuing year. The election
resulted as follows: Mr.. J. N. Vance, o.
Wheeling, President; Mr.. c. l.. Fitzhugh
of Plttsburg, First Vice President; Mr. W.
II. Wallace, of Steubenyille, o., Second
Vice President, and Mr.. George Wise, Sec
rotary. The meeting was largely of a so
cial as well rs a business nature.
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mittee Just where it has been always, and
the furnace stays up on the hill-at least
for the present.
The licenses granted by the Second
Branch were concurred in, and this Branch
adjourned.
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Arrival of Nav Iinnhs.

We are receiving daily new goods of the
leading makers, among which are the IA
nous Edwin c. Burke, Garside & Son
Laird, Shober 4 Mitchell Ladies' fine
shoes, also the finest line of mems shoes in
the city, which are uneXcelled for style
aud fit. J.. V. BLOND.
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We have now ON exhibit the largest
line OF spring and summer wOOlens
ever placed for inspection In eur city,
which will be made mp first.elass nc
reasonable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear. In all sizes,
az sI.OO n suit and upwards.
&. HESS d SONS,
1921 Market Street.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Tho Chssrful Gas Meter.

They are telling good story at the gas
office on Wheeling man of an economical
turn of mind, who, when the gas meter
;nspector comes around TO size up the
monthly bills, takes ont his meter and
hides il.
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Our Double:Fastened school Shoe

are made of solid leather, box tip, high
cut, low broad heel, and are unexcelled
for wear, and we offer them at a price
within the reach of all-$l.OO TO $3.50 pei
pair, according TO size. Call and see them.
J. W. AMICK,
ll43 Main st.
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Index to New Advertisements.
aRNnNn PAaR

Grand Baby straightforward Glass Blowers,
Step l.adders-NeSbitt 4 Bro.
Wanted-SituatiOn.
Wanted-FurniShed Room with Board.
Notice of Removal 49, singer Manufacturing
Company.
Administrator Notice
Merchandise BrOkerS-JaS j. Hawley & Co
Pine Apples and Oranges-HanallerS
EOr Sale-HOrStS
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Chicago Limited.

On and after Sunday, February 20, the
B.&O. will run asleeper and coach on train
AZ, leaving Wheeling at 3 p. m, city time,
and arriving at Chicago at a IN.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. John Wsddell, of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of DR.. ]. l.. Diekey.
Miss Mona Carnahan has returned from
= pleasant visit to Parkersburg.
Prof H. C. Shepherd left Monday even
ing for a short visit to Philadelphia and
other eastern cities.
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b. & D. EMPRESS.
Wheeling TO Chicago without u

"HoeHuE TO NIIO"BV WITHOUT OhanEo'
The B. & o. is now running through
train, Wheeling to Chicago, Sleeper at
taehed, leaving Wheeling daily, except
Monday, at 800 p. NJ, city time, arriving
at Chicago at 800 a. m. Passengers can
remain in sleepers until 500 a. m. if they
wish.
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MIR. Bertha Baer.

Opening to. day, Wednesday, April 9th,
1887, at 1917 Main street. All are invit-
ed to attend
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ALL gentlemen who enjoy well-polished
collars and cuffs should have them done up
with Electric Lustre Starch.
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Boys lace shoes 81; Mems lace button
and Congress $1.25, and the best - shot
in the city, at No. 104S Main street.
Jos. HAsENAUER.
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OPENING Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Tues
day, April ), and at Miss E. ROdy's,
ll06 Main Street.
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Opening to-day, Wednesday, April 6,
1887, at 1911 Main street. All ale invit-
ed to attend
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AN elegant gloss is produced by Electric
Lustre Starch One trial will convince
VOu
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Mrs. Bertha Baer.

Opening to-day, Wednesday, April 6,
1887, at l07l Main street. All are invited
to attend.
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SKATING Carnival at the Alhambra
Rink Friday night.
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OPENING Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Tues,
day, April 5, 6 and at Miss f. Rody's
llO6 Main Street.
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FOURTH PAGE

Beatty's Ivory Starch.
Brass Cages-(ieO. W. JOhnSOn's Sons.
Purify Your BlOOd-R II List.
Cifizens' Building Association No. ,
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OPENING Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Tues
day, April 5, and at Miss f. Rody's
HOG Main Street.
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Bargains in dry goods at LIS. Good & Co. g.
Mrs. nertha Rner

IVORY STARCH, always ready and re-
liable. No cooking, no sticking, perfect
work GTOCeTs.
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AIbeslin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; Z ~ m, 81;
ga. M, -; II IN, %; 3 p. M, 40; Z p.
NJ, IS. Weather, ehangeable.
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LADIES fine kid hand -sewed shoe for
S3 at l04s Main street
Jos. HASENAUER
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ONLY ONE WEEK MORE.

Music at the Alhambra Rink Friday
night.
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OPENING Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Tues
day, April 5, 6 and at Miss f. ROdy's
ll08 Main Street.
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9eu advertisements.
A LONG FELT WANT.

Robert Luke has secured first class man as q
driver for O street hack. He can be found at The
New AcLure House at most any time, night OF
day, on or amer Monday, the 7th Of March, 1857
Any person wishing his services can telephone
to No. 124, or the Mcclure House. He viii NEE,
all Of the trains on this side Of the river.
mrlSisbAeode
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GOOCH's Mexican Syrup will relieve DIFF
ficulty of Breathing.
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REGISTER SUBSCRIBERS rho a

KEGISIEK SJB0ChIbEhS mo dTe
changing their piIees ofresideRes 'cH please
Isare their old aud He,0 addresses at the
Register COuRtiRg Room and he Daily iriR
BE- p.empilu ehaaqed 70 he nelr loeaiiOa.
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ELECTRIC LUsTRE STARCH is conceded
the best 10 the world.
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AITrETc fHos- P. SIMPSON, Washington, D.
NlkUISc N0pay asked for patents until Oh
] tanned Write Tor Inventors Guide. issdso